South Tyrol, spring 2025.
A question on a mountain pass road — and the beginning of Kurvenfokus.
“Your corners. Your data. Your story.”
— Marco Fuhrmann, Kurvenfokus founder · Bavaria
Import your motorcycle ride's GPS track and Kurvenfokus automatically analyzes every corner — lean angle, speed, line choice. No sensor needed, no subscription, all on your phone.
The app interface is currently in German — English is coming soon.
You see where you went. But not how you rode.
You ride 170 km through the Dolomites. 47 mountain passes, endless corners. Then you open your navigation app and see: a line on the map.
No info on your lean angle. No idea whether you ride left corners better than right corners. No clue where you braked too early.
Kurvenfokus turns that line into a corner-by-corner analysis — like a riding coach walking you through every corner.
Lean angle, speed, score — for every single corner. Automatically.
A real ride through the Dolomites, from Arabba to Brixen and back. Every corner detected individually.
Six core features. One goal: your riding style in numbers.
Every corner of your ride is detected and scored automatically — lean angle, speed, and a score from 0–100.
Most riders have a preferred side. See your distribution, lean angle, and score — left versus right.
Your ride in color. Speed, lean angle, or score — every mode tells a different story about your ride.
Same route, different days. Kurvenfokus recognizes matching routes and shows you the differences.
Works with what you already have. GPX from Calimoto, Komoot, or Motobit — no extra hardware needed.
No account, no server, no cloud. Your ride data never leaves your phone. We make money from the app, not your data.
Ride as usual with Calimoto, Komoot, or any other navigation app. Kurvenfokus only needs the GPS track.
Open Kurvenfokus and import your GPX track. The app recognizes the format automatically and analyzes every corner.
See every corner in detail — lean angle, speed, score. Compare left vs. right. Get better.
For years, I only looked at the line on the map. Since Kurvenfokus, I know I ride left corners 4° flatter than right corners. Now I am working on it.
MotionRecord was a game changer on the track. I can finally see more than lap times — I see the G-forces in every corner.
The best part: I can keep navigating with Calimoto. MotionRecord simply runs alongside it. One tap after the ride, and everything is in Kurvenfokus.
A question on a mountain pass road — and the beginning of Kurvenfokus.
Marco Fuhrmann rides the Würzjoch Pass. 92 km, 150 corners. That evening, he opens the RideLink app — 7,702 data points, but no answer to one question: "How far did I actually lean in the corner before Arabba?"
An empty black screen. A map. A glowing cyan line — the route from Bressanone to Arabba. The first moment when lifeless JSON data came alive. That was the beginning of Kurvenfokus.
GPS points show a route. Motorcycle riders think in corners. So came the algorithm: weeks of tinkering. In the end, it automatically detects 150 corners from 7,702 data points — each with its own dataset.
Left corners: 28° of lean angle. Right corners: only 19°. Almost a 10° difference. A vague feeling became a clear plan. That is the heart of Kurvenfokus — the moment data turns into insight.
“Your corners. Your data. Your story.”
— Marco Fuhrmann, Kurvenfokus founder · Bavaria
Your GPS data reveals where you live, where you work, and which routes you ride. We believe: that is nobody’s business but yours.
That is why Kurvenfokus works completely offline. No account. No server. No ad trackers. Your ride data never leaves your phone.
Other apps sell your routes to mapping services. We do not. Period.
Kurvenfokus works with Calimoto, Komoot, Motobit, and every GPX track. If we forced you to use our own recorder, you would lose your existing data. MotionRecord is the optional upgrade — not a requirement.
Kurvenfokus is Lightroom — import photos from any camera.
MotionRecord is your RAW camera — when you want more than snapshots.
You ride with Calimoto. Then you open Kurvenfokus and see how you actually rode for the first time. Free during beta. Right away. With the GPS track you already have.
You want to know more. Not just where you rode, but how. Not just the line — the lean angle. Not estimated from GPS, but measured with the gyroscope.
You install MotionRecord. Mount your phone on the handlebar. Press record. 100 times per second. After the ride: one tap — and the data lands in Kurvenfokus.
Import your first ride and see what is inside your GPS data.
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